JuneFloyd

JUNE PERG FLOYD
ACRYLICS

PHENIX CITY, AL

June Perg Floyd
P.O. Box 3652
Phenix City, AL 36867
www.junepergfloyd.com
j.perg.floyd@att.net

June Perg Floyd, born in 1934 in Michigan, is a mother of four who has traveled and lived throughout the United
States and Canada. She studied music and later completed her education as a registered nurse.

It wasn't until 1998 that Mrs. Floyd was finally able to fulfill her dream to paint the landscapes and seascapes that
she previously captured on film.

Mrs. Floyd is a Founding 2000 member of "The Joseph House Gallery Cooperative" in Columbus, Georgia, a
member of the Columbus Artists' Guild, the Phenix City Arts Council (Alabama), and a supporter of both the
Columbus Weracoba/St. Elmo Preservation Society, Historic Columbus Foundation, and Arts on the river. Since
coming to Phenix City, Floyd has participated in the Phenix City Art Expo, the Phenix City Art Center Open House,
the painting of a 24 x 100 foot mural on a wall in Idle Hour Park depicting the history of Idle Hour Park during
World War II. The mural included paintings of the roller rink, swimming pool, boats, planes, Ferris wheel and zoo.

OTHER SHOWS AND EVENTS:

The Columbus Artists' Guild's Wild and Wonderful and Tall Tales at Miriam's Café and Gallery (proceeds to
charity)
The 4th annual Arts in the Park, sponsored by the Weracoba/St. Elmo Preservation Society
The Columbus Artists' Guild's 2000 Members' Art Exhibition
The Uptown Alive art show at the Olive Branch Café in Columbus
The Joseph House Gallery Cooperative Grand Opening
The Mini-Art Christmas Tree by the artists of the Joseph House (proceeds benefit charity)
Showings at Miriam's Café and Gallery, the Olive Branch, and Luna Azura in Columbus, GA.
Annual participation in Arts on the River and Arts in the Park, both in Columbus, GA.